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8th Grade Slides

8th Grade Slides. Exponents. Exponents. Key Skill: Calculate values of expressions with positive and negative exponents. Quick Review. Exponent. Base. Exponent Review. Repeated multiplication:. Exponent Review. Any number to the first power is?. Exponent Review.

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Simplifying Exponential Expressions

Simplifying Exponential Expressions. WHEN MULTIPLYING LIKE BASES, YOU ADD THE EXPONENTS. FOR EXAMPLE:. WHEN DIVIDING LIKE BASES, YOU SUBTRACT THE EXPONENTS. FOR EXAMPLE:. NOW YOU TRY:. WHEN RAISING A POWER TO A POWER, YOU MULTIPLY THE EXPONENTS. FOR EXAMPLE:.

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RULES FOR SIMPLIFING

RULES FOR SIMPLIFING. EXPONENTIAL EXPRESSIONS. WHEN MULTIPLYING LIKE BASES, YOU ADD THE EXPONENTS. FOR EXAMPLE:. NOW YOU TRY:. WHEN RAISING A POWER TO A POWER, YOU MULTIPLY THE EXPONENTS. FOR EXAMPLE:. NOW YOU TRY:. ANY INTEGER RAISED TO NEGATIVE ONE IS THE RECIPROCAL OF THAT INTEGER.

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RULES FOR SIMPLIFING

RULES FOR SIMPLIFING. EXPONENTIAL EXPRESSIONS. WHEN MULTIPLYING LIKE BASES, YOU ADD THE EXPONENTS. FOR EXAMPLE:. NOW YOU TRY:. WHEN RAISING A POWER TO A POWER, YOU MULTIPLY THE EXPONENTS. FOR EXAMPLE:. NOW YOU TRY:. ANY INTEGER RAISED TO NEGATIVE ONE IS THE RECIPROCAL OF THAT INTEGER.

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1-2 Exponents

1-2 Exponents. Exponent (power)- the number of times the base is ?used as a factor. 53 = 5 5 5= 125. Base - The number used as a factor. Special Powers. Zero power - Any nonzero number raised ?to the zero power is always one (60 = 1). 80 = __________ 100 = __________ 2000 = _________.

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